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Can be chaptered fot< Ejteufsions at vei»y reasonable 

fates during the Summer Season. 
Officf, 118 Water street. 




No ribbon to blur writing. 
No shifting for capitals. 
Mis-alignment impossible. 
Double manifolding capacity, 
Speed practically unlimited. 
Simplest, lightest, stronges 

and best writing machine ii 

existence. 
Type writing papers, ribbons. 

carbons. &c, at reduce 

prices. 
Descriptive list and samv. 

book on application. 

WM. G.JOHNSTON & CO., 
Penn Ave., Cor. Ninth S". 

PITTSBURGH, PA. 



Tor Suns, Rifles,' I^erolvers, and Sperling 
©oods of all kinds go to 



934 Liberty St., 
Cor. Smithfield. 



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Cor. Carson and 17th St. SOUTH SIDE. S 



* THE * MIMES' * CHOICE. * 

The New No. 9 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, with 
Automatic Tension and Improved New Wood Work. The 
FINEST, the BEST and a wonder to all who see it. 
^ Has no equal. To try is to buy. 

Office, No. 6 Sixbf) Sbreeb, 



The Old Establishment of James Shidle & Son. 
OUR 61st YEAR. 



S. 



Geter C. Shidle, 

Telephone 953. 403 Smithfield St. 



C. T. RUSSELL. A. JAS. GILLELAND. 

Quial^er Sfrirt House, 
^USSEIiIi St CO. 

Gents' Fine Kiarnislning Goods, 

NO. 40 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY, PA. 

ShiT %TlitranTeld m ' e ' CORRECT STYLES and LOWEST PRICES. 



J OSEPH EICHBflUJVI & CO., 

PRINTERS, A 

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R CC0U3STT 4- "BOOK * RAKERS. 

•%8 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh. 



Established DflBBS 1861. 

602 Iribefty Street. 



The greatest care and the best of judgment used in making 
a truthful likeness and a pleasing picture. 



Diagram and Directory 



New i Court > House, 

PITTSBURGH, PA. 

To^h>er laribl) a Con)plebe Li^b of Officers, ai;d 

Abborpeys Pracbich^ ab bl>e Alle6r;ei)V 

Cour>by Bar. 



; 

As Compiled by M. T. J. LEITHEAD, 

Under the Direction of J. Carson Mercer, Esq. 

Superintendent of the Court House. 



Copyright Secured 



Architect, H. H. Richardson, of Brooklina, Mass. 

Plans arrived, January 1st, 1884. 

Advertised for bids, June 1st, 1884. 

Bids opened, August 18, 1884. 

Contract awarded Norcross Bros.., September 1st, 1884. 

Contract signed by County Commissioners, September 10th, 

1884. 
Work began on New Court House, July llth, 1885. 

Corner-stone laid, October 13th, 1885. 

Work finished, April 17th, 1888. 

Length of Building, 300 feet 4 inches. 

Width of Building, 208 feet 4 inches. 

Height of Building and Tower, 319 feet 4 1 inches. 

Number of steps from Pavement to Dell Desk in Tower, 283. 

Building heated with Steam, Hot Air and Natural Gas Fires. 

Building ventilated by two Fans, drawing air from top of tower 
to basement, and sending it through the building through 
air ducts. 

Incandescent Light for the building is made in the boiler 
room and numbers twenty -five hundred lights. 

Supervising Architects, Frank E. Alden and Charles Austin. 

Supervising Architect at present, Frank I. Cooper. 



The Plumbing and Gas Fitting in this building 
was done by 

CHAS. H. HUMBERT, 

Sanitary Engineering and Gas Fixtures, 

Cor. Fourth Ave. and Market Street. 

-V Pibb^tur^I) s- Tilir><£ *• Coix/papy^ 

BflOCKliEBAJlK & WflDDEhli, 

WORKERS IN TILES, 

•£ Ar;d De?i^r;ers of Arbi^bic Fire Places, 4- 
NO. 213 WOOD STREET. 




Stopped Watches and Broken 
Jewelry finely repaired by 

BElflflilD E. Broils, 

JEWEIiEl}, 



65 Fifth Ave. 



Cor. Wood St. 



Jewelry of every description made 
to order. 

Gold and Silver Plating and 
E ngraving at Lowest Rates. 

Cld Gold and Silver taken in 
exchange. 



I. JACKSON & B^O., 

Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters and Furnishers, 

954 and 956 Liberty Street. Star Corner. 

GEO. W. BACKOFEN, 

* BLANK * BOOKS, * STATIONERY, * 

Artists' Materials, Engineers' and Surveyors' Supplies. 

GERMAN LITERATURE A SPECIALTY. 

428 WOOD STREET, COR. DIAMOND STREET, 

PITTSBURGH, PA. 

KAY BROTHERS & CO- 

121 Water Street, Pittsburgh. 



Machinery and Supplies 

For Mines, Railroads, Gil Wells, Manufacturers 
and Contractors. 

Steam Engines and Boilers. 

Pumping Machinery and Hoisting Engines, Wire 

Rope, Cordage and Oakum, Leather and 

Rubber Belting, Packing and Hose. 



Judges of the Courts of Allegheny County. 



Court of Common Pleas No. 1. 

PRESIDENT JUDGE. 

HON. EDWIN H. STOWE. 

ASSISTANT LAW JUDGE. 

HON. F. H. COLLIEE. 

ASSOCIATE DAW JUDGE, 

HON. JACOB F. SLAGLE. 

Court of Common Pleas No. 2. 

PRESIDENT JUDGE. 

HON. THOMAS EWING. 

ASSOCIATE LAW JUDGES, 

HON. J. W. F. WHITE, 
HON. CHKISTOPHEK MAGEE. 

Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions of the Peace. 
PRESIDENT JUDGE, MARCH TERM, 

HON. THOMAS EWING. 

PRESIDENT JUDGE, JUNE TERM, 

HON. F. H. COLLIER. 

PRDS1DENT JUDGE, SEPTEMBER TERM, 

HON. CHRISTOPHER MAGEE. 

PRESIDENT JUDGE, DECEMBER TERM, 

HON. JACOB F. SLAGLE. 

Orphans' Court. 

PRESIDENT JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGE, 

HON. W. G. HAWKINS. HON. JAMES W. OVER, 



FIRST FlOOR. 
Prothonotary's Office. 
Sheriff's Office. 
Clerk of Courts' Office. 
Treasurer's Office. 
Controller's Office. 
Commissioners' Office. 
Register's Office. 
Recorder's Office. 

(See Diagram, Page 18.) 

SECOND FLOOR. 
Law Library. 

Court of Common Pleas, No. 1, Room 1. 
Court of Common Pleas, No. 1, Room 2. 
Court of Common Pleas, No. 2, Room 1. 
Court of Common Pleas, No. 2, Room 2. 
Court of Common Pleas, No. 3, Boom 1. 
Court of Common Pleas, No. 3, Room 2. 
Criminal Court, No. 1. 
Criminal Court, No. 2. 
Orphan's Court, No. 1. 
Orphan's Court, No. 2. 
Lawyers' Waiting Room. 
Judges' Rooms. 
County Solicitor's Room. 
Ladies' Waiting Room. 
District Attorney's Room. 

(See Diagram, Page 22.) 





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DEMMLER^ BROTHERS, 

526 <£ 528 iSW^Wrf £f. 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

Kitchen, 




House & Furnishing 
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AGENTS FOR THE 



WONDERFUL PASTEUR WATER FILTERS. 

Alaska Refrigerators, Fly Fans, and an endless vi 
riety of useful articles. 



ESTABLISHED 1865 . 

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Manufacturers of 

JL-WIfcTIIN-Gi-S, 

537 and 539 Penn A. venue, PITTSBURGH. 

Headquarters for Fresh Drugs, Proprietory Medicines and Pure Liquors. The 

Oldest Wholesale and Retail Drug House in Pittsburgh. 

One of the secrets of our success is we aim to treat our customers as 
we wish to be treated ourselves regarding purity and quality of goods. 
This course makes permanent customers, besides we make uniform low 
prices to all. In our retail department buyers and customers will find a 
larger and more complete stock than elsewhere, embracing a full stock of 
all the old and new proprietory preparations of the day. And buyers will 
not only save money and time, but annnoyance by calling on us direct. 
As wholesalers we offer big inducements to dealers. We buy all our goods 
through first hands, brokers and the manufacturer. 

WE MAKE A SPECIALTY 

of Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, embracing full lines 
of both Foreign and Domestic, at prices, for the age and quality of the 
goods, that is not and cannot be met, some of which we quote : 

Pure eight-year-old export Guckenheimer Whisky, full quarts, $1.00, 
or $10 per dozen. 

Overholt Pure Rye, five years old, full quarts, 11.00, or $10 per dozen. 

Finch's Golden Wedding, ten years old, full quarts, $1.25, or $12 per 
dozen. 

Gin, Pure Holland, our own importation, full quarts, $1.25, or $12 per 
dozen. 

Dunville's Old Irish Whiskv, quarts, $1.50. or $15 per dozen. 

Ramsay's Old Scotch Whisky, distillery at Islay, $1.50 per bottle, full 
quart. 

Wise's Old Irish Whisky, distillery at North Mall, Cork, $1.50 per 
bottle, full quart. 

All of the different varieties of California Wines you purchase from us 
are the very best, and only 50c for full quarts or $5 per dozen. 

Send for complete Price List, mailed free to any address. 

Jos. Fleming «fc Son, Druggists, 

412 Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa., cor. of Diamond. 



THIRD FLOOR. 

Supreme Court Room. 

County Engineer. 

Historical Society Room. 

County Superintendent of Schools. 

Sheriff's Sales Rooms. 

Commissioners' Transcribing Room. 

County Detective and Clerk to District Attorney 

Jury Commissioners. 

Assistant District Attorney. 

Waiting Room to Grand Jury. 

Grand Jury Room. 

Coroner's Office. 

Recorder's Transcribing Room. 

Clerk to Supreme Court. 

Towers. 

Lavatories. 

(See Diagram, Page 26.) 

FIRST STORY, MEZZANINE. 

Superintendent of Buildings. 

Ladies' Waiting Room to Criminal Court. 

Deputy Sheriff's Room. 

Marriage License Clerk. 

(See Diagram, Page 19- 



Allegheny County Offieefs. 



SHERIFF, Room 2, PROTHONOTARY, Rooml, 

ALEX. E. McCANDLESS, JOHN BRADLEY, 

TREASURER, Room 4, 

WILLIAM HILL. 

CLERK OF COURTS, Room 3, RECORDER, Room 8, 

D. K. McGUNNEGLE. W. H. GRAHAM. 

REGISTER OF WILLS AND EX-OFFICIO CLERK OF 
ORPHANS' COURT, Room 7. 

SAMUEL P. CONNER, 

DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY. 

W. D. PORTER. JOHN HAYMAKER. 

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Room 8. 

ROBERT E. MERCER, 
GEORGE Y. McKEE, 
DANIEL McWILLIAMS. 

CORONER, COUNTY CONTROLLER, Room 5, 

HEBER McDOWELL. JOSIAH SPEER. 

JURY COMMISSIONERS, 

THOMAS J. CHALFANT, J. J. WALKER, 

JOHN J. ENNIS, J. W. GILES. 

COUNTY ENGINEER, WARDEN OF COUNTY JAIL. 

CHARLES DAVIS. JOHN B. BERLIN. 

PROTHONOTARY OF SUPREME COURT, 

JOHN C, NEWMYER. 

CHIEF ENGINEER, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 

C, R, SHEPLER, SAMUEL HAMILTON. 

SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING, 

J. CARSON MERCER. 




BEST IN THE WORLD. 

By handling absolutely the best Pi- 
anos and Organs that can be made, the 
establishment of Mellor & Home, 
located at 77 Fifth Avenue, has grown 
to be the largest in Western Pennsylva- 
nia. Having the most room in the city 
for showingour goods, we are able to 
keep on hand the largest stock of in- 
struments; hence at our place a person 
is sure to find the Piano or Organ that 
suits them. We handle in Pianos, the 
Hardman, Krakauer, Harrington and 
Kimball, which stand to-day, the lead- 
ing Pianos of the world, and these we 
sell at the lowest possible prices, and 
on easy monthly payments. In the 
Palace, Chase and Kimball Organs, we 
have made the prices so very low and 
the terms so easy, that everybody can 
have one. You can get Pianos and Or- 
gans at our establishment at lower pri- 
ces than you can anywhere else. Call 
and see us, or write for catalogues. We 
have also on hand quite a number of 
second-hand Pianos and Organs which 
we will dispose of at extremely low 
prices. Mellor & Hoene, 77 Fifth Ave. 



CHAS. KLOPFER, 

Mershant % Tailor 



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All (Xtool 
Pants. 



All Uiool 
Pants. 

TO ORDER 

^Suibs ab Correspor)dir)6 P 

Cor. Fifth Avenue and Grant Street, PITTSBURGH. 

Main Office, 120 Ohio Street, Allegheny. 



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Steam Pumps & Hydraulic Machinery 

Automatic and Plain Side Valve Engines, 

Vertical and Horizontal Boilers, Wrought 

and Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings. 

^"Waber \\Tork^ arx£ Pipe Layii)6 a Specialbv.^- 

j. a. Mccormick, 

150 First Avenue. 

Vacuum * Oil * Company, 

PITTSBURGH OFFICE, 

Room 611, Hamilton Building, 91 Fifth Ave., 

T. R. BOSS, Manager. 

Telephone 924. 

IR,. IE. B^IEIRS, 

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516 market Street, PITTSBURGH. 

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E. P. ROBERTS 9 SON, 

JJetpqesf Jewelry <ar)d Uierrrjorjet p.0use 
In Pittsburgh!. 

No. 16, 18, 20 and 22 Fifth Avenue and 442 and 444 Market St. 

MRS. M. LANDERS, 

IMPORTER jBiilk N0 - 25 FIFTH AVENUE ' 

And Manufacturer of 4f0)PfHP& 

Human Hair Goods.^^^ Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Wigs and Toupes a specialty. 

T 33 "W E L E DE3 , 

420 Smithfield St., one door below Diamond St. Formerly 13 Fifth Ave. 

Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver- 
ware, Etc. Watch and Jewelry Repairing a 
specialty. Very reasonable prices. 

KENNEDY'S, 

(Fofmerly Morgans.) 

Ice Cream, Dining and Lunch Rooms. 

Dinner, 11:30 to 2:30. 

Salads, Croquetts, Ice Cream, and Cakes shipped to any Address. 

No. 2 Sixth Street j PITTSBURGH, PA. 

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Teacher of Violin and Guitar, 

545 Smithfield Street, PITTSBURGH. 



Music Furnished for Weddings, Receptions, Etc. 



Albert Pitcairn, 



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434 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 

SUPERIOR CUTTING. 
SUBSTANTIAL WORK. 



S. S. HOLLAND, 

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409 & 411 MARKET STREET, 

Pittsburgh, F»a. 



J. J. JWeCOftTO, 

401 Smithpield St., 

3F3.tts"bia.rg , 3a., I=ei„ 
Represents all European 

STEAMSHIP LINES. 



Sells Drafts on all parts of Europe, 
Sells tickets over the Pitts- 
burgh & Lake Erie 
and Baltimore & Ohio Kailroads, 
and upon all 

LAKE STEAMERS, &c. 



ESPICH'S BIRD STORE, 

No. 640 Smithfield St. 

Don't fail to call and see our large collection of YOUNG PARROTS, 
each of which we guarantee to be a talker. We offer them at $5.00 each. 

We also have YOUNG MOCKING BIRDS, guaranteed singers, which 
sell very cheap. 



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The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R., 

THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND 

BEST ROUTE TO CLEVELAND, 

AND ALL POINTS IN THE NORTHWEST. 

The Favorite Route to Buffalo and all points in Central and Northern 
New York and Canada. 

E- HOLBROOK, Gen'l Supt. A. E, CLARK, Gen'l Pass. Agt 



Edtiiapd Gr*oetzingei* , 

Importer and Jobber in 

Carpebir)^ ar)d Up±)ol^b^ry Goods, 

627 and 629 Penn Avenue. 

* A. . W. • McCLOY, # 

Corner Diamond and Smithfield Streets, 

Exclusive Agants for JOHNSTON'S 

PENNSYLVANIA LAW BLANKS. 

Wholesale and Retail 

Blapic Boots, Stationery Pads, 
Office Supplies, Ete. 

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Practising Attorneys at the Allegheny Coanty Bap 



A CKLIN, GEO. W. 

Acheson, M. W. 
Addison, Wm. A. 
Alcorn, T. B. 
Allen, Geo. A. 
Allen, L. M. 
Alston, D. M. 
Amnion, S. A. 
Amniond, C. S. 
Anderson, W. C. 
Andrews, Sidney F. 
Arthurs, Robt. 

Bailey, J. H. 
Bailie, J. W. 
Bakewell, Jas. K. 
Bakewell, T. W. 
Bakewell, W. 
Bakewell, W. & Son 
Baldwin, J. H. 
Balph, Jas. 
Balph, R. A. 
Barr, F. X. 
Barton, Q. C. 
Barton, W. J. 
Bavne, Thos. M. 
Bell, D. W. 
Bell, J. Snowden 
Bennett, Francis 
Bigelow, T. S. 
Bigger, H. J. 
Bingham, Kirk Q. 
Bird, W. S. 
Black, J. S. 
Blair, W. R. 
Blakeley, A. 
Blakelev, William 
Boothe, Willis 
Bower?, H. C. 
Boyce, Jas. C. 
Boyer, J. C. 
Breck, E. Y. 
Breden, Jas. 
Breil, Jos. G. 
Brennen, W. J. 
Brock, C. C. 
Brown, A. M. 
Brown, Geo. B. 



Brown, J. O. 
Brown, Jas. P. 
Brown, Marshall 
Brunot, Hilary B. 
Brycut, Jno. B. 
Byrnes, A. F. 

Caldwell, J. M. 
Carpenter, E. S. 
Carpenter, J. McF. 
Cassidv, E. T. 
Castle,*H L. 
Connolly Bros. 
Cook, O. R, 
Cornelius, Chas. E. 
Cox, Jno. F. 
Craig, Hugh S. 
Craig, W. I. 
Crawford, Jas. P. 
Crawford, W. F. 
Crown, Joe. 
Cummins, Archie 
Cummins, R. W. 

Dahlinger, C. W. 
Davis, George S. 
Davis, H. A. 
Davis, L. L. 
Davis, T. H. 
Dav, T. Walter 
Dicken. J. C. 
Donaldson, S. B. 
Donnelly, Ed. J. 
Doty, Jas. C. 
Douglas. Jno. 
Douglas, R. H. 
Douglas, E. P. 
Douglas, A. W. 
Duffy, Ed. F. 

Echols, Jno. W. 
Elder, D. W. 
Ellis, Wm. H. 
Ells, J. W. 
Elphinstone, Geo. 
Emery, J. A. 
Evans, Ed. T. 
Evans, Jas. F. 
Evans, W. D. 



Ewing, David Q. 
Ewing, Henry R. 
Fagan, Chas. A. 
Fetterman, C. S. 
Fitzsimmons, Jas. 
Flack, J. B. 
Force, A. B, 
Ford, Thos. J. 
Foster, Stephen F. 
Frazier, Robt. S. 
Friedman, Jos. M. 

Galbraith, Wm. M. 
Gildea, Jas. F. 
Gilfillan, Alex. 
Goehring, Jno. M. 
Golden, J. C. 
Golden, Wm. A. 
Gordon, Geo. B. 
Graver, Geo. P. 
Grier, Jas. 
Guffy, Frank H. 
Gingnon, J. A. 
Guthrie. Geo. W, 

Hadfield, Geo. 
Hague, Jno. W. 
Hall, J. P. 
Hall, J. W. 
Harbison, Jno. R. 
Harrison, Daniel 
Harrison, J. H. 
Hasbrouck, C. 
Hay, A. B. 
Haymaker, Jno. C. 
Hays, Ed. F. 
Hays, J. P. 
Hays, Jos. 
Henderson, Harvey 
Herron, Jno. B. 
Holman, A. W. 
Horner, Robt. M. 
Houseman, M. H. 
Howe, Geo. A. 
Hoyer, A. A. 
Hughey, Frank W. 
Hunter, Jno. P, 
Hunter, Morton 
Hunter, Wm. 



I. JACKSON & BRO, 
Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters & Furnishers, 

954 and 956 Liberty Street, Star Corner. 
If you want a first-class Dinner, go to the 

11 AS YOU LIKE IT, » 

639 Snjibfefield Sbreeb. 

KJVIvIX & LINK. 

All Good Lawyers DRINK 

~i En)ar)tiers *• CreaiT) *■ CI>o(;olabe ; 4~ 

LOUIS EMANUEL, Pharmaceutical Druggist, 

COR, SECOND AND GRANT STREETS. 
Prescriptions and Rare Drugs are our Specialties. 

Wm. A. POWELL, 

(Late of Philadelphia, Pa.) 

DIAMOND * SHAVING * PARLOR, 

Fifbi) Ave. ar)d Liberby Sbreeb, 

(Under Diamond Savings Bank.) 
Special attention paid to Ladies' Work. HOT and COLD BATHS. 



ATTORNEYS— Continued. 



lams, F. P. 
Imbria, A. M. 
Israel. A. 

Jennings, W. K. 
Johnston, Albert C. 
Johnston, J. H. 
Johnston, Lawrence 
Johnston, R. H. 
Johnston, S. A. 
Jones, Chas. W. 
Jones, D. R. 
Jones, T. C. 
Jones, Jr., E. P. 
Jordan, W. J. 

Kaine, Geo. B. 
Kennedy, Arthur 
Kennedy, Jno. M. 
Kennedy, R. A. 
Kenney, Chas B. 
Kerr, Alfred. 
King, H. L. 
Kinnear, J. Wesley 
Kuhn, Robt. S. 
Kuhn, Jno. E. 

Lake, Rush. 
Large, Alvin L. 
Large, Chas. 
Large, Jno. R. 
Large, Jno. F. 
Lawrence, Geo. R. 
Lee, C. C. 
Lepper, Geo. H. 
Lightheld, G. J. 
Logan, Edwin 
Lydick, Harry S. 



Marron, John 
McConnell, T. & Son 
McFarlane, Jas. R. 
Macrum, Wni. 
Malone. Robt. J. 
Marshall, F. M. 
Matthews, L. H. 
Maxwell, D. B. 
Mead, K. T. 
Mercer, A. H. 
Miller, Florence 



Miller, Geo. P. 
Miller, Jacob H. 
Miller, Mortimer 
Miller, W. S. 
Mitchel, Jno. J. 
Mitchel, Jno. M. 
Mitchel, Chas. 
Moeser, A. H. 
Moore, Geo. E. 
Moore, W. D. 
Morrison, Jno. M. 
Muller, Jno. H. 
Murray, Geo. P. 
McBride, Archibald 
McClay, Samuel 
McClowry, Jno. 
McCombs, S. A. 
McCreery, J. Rogers 
McCune, J. G. 
McCutcheon, J. L. 
McDonald, Jas. E. 
McDonald, Jos. A. 
McElroy, Wm. M. 
McFarland, Harry 
McFarland, Thos. M. 
McGary, W. H. 
Mcllvain, Chas. G. 
McKean, Jas. A. 
McKee, E. A. 
McKee, Chas. H. 
McKee, Fred. W. 
McMurray, West 
McQuaide, J. R. 

Neeper, Alex. 
Nesbit. Winfield 
Nevin, Jas. M. 
Newlin, Ed. S. 
Newlin, T. F. 
Noble, Thos. A. 

O' Brine, Chas. A. 
O'Donnell. J. E. 
O'Hara, R. W. 
Orr, Chas. P. 
Osburn, F. C. 
Owens, C. E. 
Owens, J. B. 

Packer, Gibson 
Parkinson, R. B. 



Patterson, Andrew 
Patterson, T. H. B. 
Patterson, J. P. 
Patterson, I. N. 
Payne, Chas. B. 
Pearson, A. L. 
Perrin, W.'McB. 
Pflaum, Magnus 
Pitcairn, Thos. C. 
Pollock, Robt, 
Porter,tEdwin 
Porter,"L. K. 
Potter, W. P. 
Powers, Ridgley 
Prescott, Jas. W. 
Price, W. M. 
Purviance, W. S. 

Ralph. Jno. L. 
Ramsey, J. D. 
Rankin, R. C. 
Raymond, S. M. 
Reardon, D. C. 
Reardon, Wm. 
Rebman, Jno. 
Reese, Frank M. 
Reese, L. B. D. 
Reineman, Robt. 
Remington, R. R. 
Riley, H. J. 
Robb, Chas. A. 
Robb, Jas. F. 
Robb, Jno. S. 
Robb, Jno. S., Jr. 
Roberts, A. C. 
Robertson, O. P. 
Robinson, Chas. P. 
Rodgers, Elliott 
Roney, Jno. H. 
Rourke, Jno. M. 
Rowand, Arch. H.> Jr. 

Schell, Wm. P. 
Schmidt, A. W. 
•Schoyer, W. A. 
Scovel, Chas. W. 
Shaffer, N. W. 
Shannon, S. H. 
Shaw, Geo. E. 
Shields, J. M. 
Sill, R. S. 



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Manufacturer of 

Graham's Hat, Hoaeh, an( j i Qsee t Exterminator. 

Best preparation known for the extermination of vermin. For sale in 
quantities to meet the trade, at the factory, 

No. 425 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. 



M. T. J. LEITHEAD, 

PRINTER AND PUBLISHER 

OF 

Advertising # Novelties, 

65 South Seventeenth Street, Pittsburgh. 
NOW READY FOR PUBLICATION, 

Location of Fire Alarm Boxes and Keys 

IN THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. 

(Copyright Secured.) 



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ATTORNEYS-Continued. 



Sipe, W. A. 
Slack, J. C. 
Sloan, W. L. 
Small, E. J. 
Smith, Albert York 
Smith, Edwin W. 
Smith, Edwin Z. 
Smith, Frank W. 
Smith, Jas. H. 
Sneathen, F. F. 
Speer, Jno. Ewing 
Spousler, Win. H. 
Stadtfield. Jos. 
Stengle, G. H. 
Sterrett, Jas. R. 
Stevenson, A. B. 
Stevenson, A. K. 
Stevenson, J. H. 
Stewart, S. E. 
Still wagon, W. C. 
Stockwell, N. S. 
Stone, Geo. F. 
Stone, L. P. 
Stull, W. M. 
Sullivan, Chas. A. 
Swaney, Homer H. 

Thomas, W. D. 
Thomas, W. P. 
Thompson, Jno. C. 
Tierman, Jno. M. 
Torrens, Francis H. 
Torrens, Finley. 

Van Voorhis, Isaac S. 

Watson, Jno. D. 
Watson, W. M. 
Weger, A. E. 
Weil, A. Leo. 
AVhite. Jas. N. 
White, W. G. 
White, W. H. 
Whitesell, Frank 
Wiedman, A. 
Wilkins, H. Brady 
Will, I. A. 
Wilson, Geo. C. 
Wilson, Jno. A. 
Wilson, Robt. 
Wise, W. F. 
Wolcott, D. S. 



Wurzell, Geo. W. 

Yeager, C. K. 
Yost, Wm. 
Young, Jos. C. 



Active Members. 

Acheson, M. W. 
Alcorn, T. B. 
Ammond, C. S. 

Bailey, J. H. 
Bailie, J. W. 
Bakewell, T. W. 
Baldwin, J. H. 
Balph. Jas. 
Balph, R. A. 
Bayne, Thos. M. 
Bell, D. W. 
Bell, J. Snowden 
Bigelow, T. S. 
Blakeley, William 
Breck, E. Y. 
Bredin, James. 
Brown, A. M. 
Brown, J. O. 
Brown, Marshall 
Brown, T. S. 
Buchanan, J. T. 
Burgwin, A. P. 
Bur win, G. C. 
Burleigh, Clarence 

Carnahan, R. B. 
Carnahau, T. D. 
Chalfant, W. L. 
Chantler, T. D. 
Christy, B. C. 
Christy, George H. 
Clarke, A. H. 
Cochran, Alexander G. 
Cochran, George R. 
Cohen, Josiah. 
Collins, J. W. 
Cook, Joseph S. 
Cotton, E. E. 
Craig E. S. 
Crawford, C. S. 
Cunningham, S. W. 
Curran, W. J. 

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Dalzell, John 
Davis, H. A. 
Dickey, C. C. 
Duff, A, W. 
Duff, J. K. P. 
Duff, L. B. 
Duncan, R. C. 
Dunshee, W. A, 

Edmundson, Johi\ F. 
Errett, W. R. 
Erskine, W. C. 
Evans, J. A. 
Ewing, Thomas 

Ferguson, J. S. 
Fitzpatrick, Robert 
Floyd, H. S. 
Forsyth e, Joseph 
Frew, W. N. 
Friend, Kennedy T. 

Gamble, S. H. 
Gazzam, Joseph M. 
Garrison, J. M. 
Geyer, S. H. 
Gray, Jos. H. 

Hamilton, Geo. P.. Jr. 
Hampton, J. H. 
Harper, C. S. 
Hartje, E. G. 
Herriott, Thomas 
Herron, H. B. 
Houseman, M. H. 
Hunter, Morton 

Kay, James I. 
Keenan T. J. 
Kerr, J. H. 
Kerr, T. B. 
Kirker, J. W. 
Kirschmer, A. J. 
Knox, P. C. 

Lambie, J. S. 
Langfitt, J. A. 
Lazear, T. C. 
Lewis, W. A. 
Lyon, Walter. 

Madden, John 



ATTORNEYS-Continued. 



Magee, C. 
Magee, F. M. 
Marcy, H. H. 
Marshall, T. M., Jr. 
Martin, D. H. 
Mellon, Thomas 
Messier, R. V. 
Meyer, Henry 
Miller, A. S. 
Miller, H. A. 
Miller, J. J. 
Mitchell, Kier 
Ivlontooth, C. C. 
Montooth, E. A. 
Moreland, W. C. 
Morrison, A. P. 
Munroe, G. N. 
Myler, J. T. 
McCleave. Johns 
McClelland, William 
McClelland, Wm. B. 
MacConnell, J. G. 
McClung, S. A. 
McClung, W. H. 
McCombs, J. C. 
McCook, W. F. 
McCullough, Welty 
McGill, W. M. 
McGirr, F. C. 
McGrady, H. T. 
MeKelvey, J. E. 
McMullen, Lewis 

Wilson, 



Negley, W. B. 
Newmyer, J. C. 

O'Neill, E. M. "j 
Orr, Charles P. 

Palmer, Samuel 
Parker, T. S. 
Patterson, D. F. 
Patterson, Thomas 
Patterson, W. S. 
Petty, J. O. 
Petty, R. B. 
Pier, W. S. 
Pierce, W. L. 
Plummer, L. M. 
Porte, J. H. 
Porter, W. D. 
Powers, C. L. 
Reed, J. H. 
Richardson, 0. F. 
Riddle, Gr. D. 
Rodgers, W. B, 
Russell, E. H. 
Schoyer, S. Balkan 
Scott, William 
Sewell, W. R. 
Shafer, J. D. 
Shiras, Geo., Jr. 
Shiras, Geo. 3d 
Shiras, W. K. 
Shoemaker, J. C. 



Siebenek, J. J. 
Slagle, J. F. 
Smail, E. J. 
Smith, A. Y. 
Smith, E. W. 
Smith, Edwin Z. 
Sproul, F. P. 
Sterrett, James 
Stewart, R, E. 
Stewart, W. G. 
stone, W. A. 
Stoner, J. M. 
Swearington, J. M. 
Sweitzer, J. B. 
Thompson, Frank 
Thompson, W. W. 
Thompson, O. D. 
Thompson, S. Harvey 
Trent, S. U. 

Young, James S. 
Vates, W. B. 

Watterson, A. V. D. 
Watson, A. M. 
Watson, D. T. 
Watson, H. T. 
White, J. H. 
Whitesell, W. W. 
Wilkin, A. D. 
Williams, N. S. ■ 
Wilson, R. D. 



W. S. 



Woodward, M. A. 



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Isaac G. Gordon, 
Edward M. Paxson, 
Henry W. Williams, 
Edwin H. Stowe, 
J. W. F. White, 
M. W. Acheson, 



John Trunkey, 
Jas. P. Sterrett, 
Wm. McKenna, 
Thomas Ewing, 
James W. Over, 
Christopher Magee, 



Henry Green, 
Silas M. Clark, 
Wm. G. Hawkins. 
F. H. Collier, 
Jacob F. Slagle. 




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